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... THE WAR. THR OPPOSING ARMIES APPROACH EACH OTHER. A DECISIVE BATTLE IJtIfUtRRT. [cKMTftAi. mrsr* tklmram.] Toato. TauaaaaT Mtuatavr. Pcßpittchps rec«iv«d lb* Wax l>*partrnpot &od by frauds of SoerE tba froat bung »«• of tlx cwnpuita t.U lut. Mu butt)* ...
... many of the commandin'* officers reporting that official request had been received from the War Office. The Press Association is in position to stats that the War Office circular ha* been issued, and was received to-day London by notably the Toliißtecr ...
... us in South Africa. Why should such extremes exist in England ? It is because of England’s Parliament. Our Parliament is not ours at all. It is a Parliament of the rich for the rich. The poor are not in it. For the rich, war is a Godsend. War distracts ...
... —It is very hard for me* to carry thia guerilla warfare. (Much laughter.) are going to war b.*eause we mean Queen Victoria to ho the supremo power in South Africa.and not Kruger. (Ministerial ALOYSIUS M*HUGH, who was t hree times called to order the Speaker ...
... NORTH AND SOUTH OF THE CLYDE. [prom the •fecial oo»»—. IRISH WEEKLY.] Qlasgow, WednesdAj Night. the present war in South Africa justifiable This was the question which Mr. Chisholm Robertson and Mr. Hugh Murphy set themsolros to discuss at the meeting ...
... not w-ah out. * England nod South Africa will both hare lofrt. England will hare lent in honour, and will ham eat that cahla of affection and ajapathy which alone can permanently bind honth Africa to bar. Booth Africa will be left torn and bleeding in ...
... lortaateod war (n*agatart thsa aad ao itete«dtata irtaforcaant to rapaet. la rack drift iatehntilitin which ten fatal tea of Africa* ooloaiaattea, wa tract that th* Arrt tenoa yim te th* Mat.bata bapU will b* nrar* aaoayk to arttte th* cam- WAR IN MOROCCO ...
... THE PARIS BOURSE. [daleisl's tklkobam.] Pauis, Tuwdat. There war a strong demand for Spanish Bz* tarior during the of the day. and other International stotk* were quoted higher in sympathy, although there were few transactions in than. Subsrqaently reaction ...
... but tho whole of South Africa. Toat was point the English people must keep before them. If ho understood his own countrymen there was but one end to that, and it was the end they all hoped for. There were ups and downs in war, and the disappointments ...
... soldiers who suffered in the war as if j they were members of the corporation and ' pensioners. (Loud cheers.) It was also intended to extend the same assistance to the aged relatives of those who were now engaged in the war. (Renewed cheers.) It was perphaps ...
... MEDALS.— War Medals Wanted t those dated 1848 10s givtn, and £‘.o tor ▼ietoria Creates. Frederick Bice, 31 South Bichmond Street. Dahlia. 27728 Bin, atiliab Bnaghanu for « ...
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